EvMetro
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Are you attempting to conflate the rare exceptions of actual gender to this range of gender identity? Are you evading reconciling what actual gender they really are vs what gender they think they are?Two genders are the most common but they are not the only ones. Intersex is an umbrella term that describes bodies that fall outside the strict male/female binary. There are lots of ways someone can be intersex.If there are only 2 actual genders, then actual gender itself really is binary. This would mean that if gender identity is more than binary, then some of the people in this range are believing that they are something that they are not. This is what the opening post suggested, so how do you reconcile the range of gender identity vs the actual binary set of genders that are reality? In the case of a mismatch, doesn't the mismatch believe he is something that he is not?Gender identity is not a binary, it is not either mental illness or mental health, it is a range and everyone falls somewhere in that range.